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Canthoplasty, natural adhesion double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction

Before-after-before The double eyelid folds became uneven and inline, the ptosis correction is uneven, and the epicanthoplasty bothers me the most. I want epicanthoplasty restorationㅠㅠ After double eyelid surgery, I seriously became depressed, and once a day, no, every time I look at my eyes, I feel depressed. I keep blaming myself for choosing a hospital like thatㅠ It seems like they aren’t good at upper canthoplasty. So they said we should get rid of the Mongolian folds and did epicanthoplasty, but I regret itㅠ

So I asked the hospital, and they said there was nothing wrong with the surgery and that the epicanthoplasty was only opened a little. So I said, even if it was only opened a little, that little bit changed a person’s impression and I hate that it looks pointed. Can’t you restore it, even just a little? Then they said it had originally been pointed, and (when I said some people around me said it needed restoration, they said, do we have to satisfy every person around you too? So I said, no, I don’t like the opened shape either. Then they just kept repeating that it was only opened a little and that the surgery went well.) They said there was nothing to restore and that they did not recommend it. They also said that unless the line comes undone, they consider the surgery successful, so line revision is not possible, and A/S is only possible if it comes undone. (But I said, if it was pointed to begin with, shouldn’t you not have recommended epicanthoplasty that would make it more pointed? They said my eyes were originally pointed, they explained everything to me, and didn’t I go into surgery? But they never said that doing epicanthoplasty would make it more pointed. They just said they would do upper canthoplasty and open the inner corner accordingly.) And because I felt my surgery was botched, I posted twice in this community and wrote one review on Gangnam Unni. But they said the photos were too biased and malicious, and that if I wrote one more post, they would sue me through a certified legal notice. But it was a surgery I paid for myself, and it is my double eyelid surgery as a consumer. If I feel it was botched, I think it is wrong for the hospital to say, “It turned out well, so don’t say it was botched and take down the post.” Expressing my opinion is not wrong, and I think this community exists for writing things like that, so I can’t take the post down. It’s my surgery, and I wrote that I think it was botched, but they say the surgery went well and that I’m the one who can’t accept it, and if I upload one more post after taking it down, they’ll sue me. That makes me so angry that I can’t take it down. It’s not like I signed a contract saying I wouldn’t write a bad reviewㅠ. From my view, I’m dissatisfied, and if I regret getting epicanthoplasty, I should be able to write a review. If it shows up in phone-camera photos rather than hospital photos, that is also true, and shouldn’t they provide A/S? Ah, I don’t know. In the hospital photos, it doesn’t look like they opened it much, but when I take photos with my phone camera, it feels more hooked than before, so please look and judge for yourselves whether I’m wrong or the hospital is wrong!

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